Nas say, “…there was calculation, there was a lack of hesitation, and this requires a degree of indoctrination that can only be traced back to the Takfiri culture of â??if they are Muslims who do not agree with us then they are Kuffarâ? (…

Although, I tend to agree with Hamzeh on that lineage does not count when it comes to faith, and I’m sure you know that.

After all, the Khawarij killed Al-Hussein (May Allah be pleased with him) even though he was the Prophet’s (PBUH) grandson.

“the Takfiri culture is much worse than all of these put together”

“despite the fact that the King belongs to the Hashemite tribe which has direct lineage to the Prophet Mohammad (pbuh) himself!”

In the first, the problem [takfiri culture] is the only one which is a result of all the other problems that you mentioned in the first part of the statement. If we eliminate those problems, we will probably never have to deal with this one. I think that implies that it is not the worst, and especially not worse than all of them combined. I see a great part of it being a result of those problems an therefore its negative aspects automatically correspond to those problems as well.

In the second, the fact that a person is related to the prophet (PBUH) adds no value to their Islam. The use of the word “despite” after that first part of the sentence implies otherwise.

Other than that, great article. And I agree, I mean this has got to be the newest worst disease to haunt Islam, and it’s mainly another form of ignorance. It’s the ignorance in a person that causes him/her to deviate from the right path, they either deviate this way or the other. And that’s what this is, a deviation from the right path.

Hoping that God guides us all to the right path and keep us on it.